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Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1995-06-24

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1995-06-24 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Item Size: 1.2G

Jack Straw, Althea, Little Red Rooster, Friend Of The Devil, El Paso*, So Many Roads, Promised Land Iko Iko, Way To Go Home, Saint Of Circumstance-> New Speedway Boogie-> That Would Be Something-> Drums-> Space-> The Days Between, One More Saturday Night, E: Black Muddy River

Notes

Cool edit: D2 to remove gaps between songs

Addeddate: 2004-05-18 14:26:06

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: gd95-06-24.aud.schoeps-oade.wiley.8819.sbeok.shnf

Lineage: Schoeps MK4's (FOB) > CMC6 > Oade p/s > Panasonic SV-255 > DAT > CDR > EAC (secure) > CD Wave > Cool Edit Pro > SHN(seekable)

Location: Washington, DC

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Audience: Schoeps MK4's

Transferred by: Tim Wiley

Type: sound

Venue: Robert F. Kennedy Stadium

Year: 1995

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Reviewer: mcgrupp216 - - November 2, 2020
Subject: Final Days Between (Forty-First)

41/41: That Would Be Something (8:00) -> Drumz (30:21) -> Days Between (14:03) -> OMSN (7:33).

This show is clearly better than the recording suggests. Would love to listen, again, if SBD ever surfaces. Garcia sounds great with Hornsby back in the mix. Especially lovely renditions of SMR, DB, and BMR. That Days Between, though. I don’t think there’s a single missed lyric. Alas, it's the last ever version as it would all come to an end- with the final show a mere couple of weeks later.

Reviewer: Faretheewell - - May 5, 2014
Subject: Dreadful Show

I was so disappointed in this show, I almost gave away my ticket for the next day, which was much better, and the last time I saw Jerry. I'm sure glad this is not the last memory of his playing. The only high points were Bruce's playing with the occassional support from Bobby.

This was the tour from hell. A woman was struck by lightning and killed at this show. There was a pavillion collapse in Wentzville at a camp site used by a lot of heads for the St. Louis show.

Reviewer: unbrobenchain???mighthavejustbroke - - May 28, 2011
Subject: "." Nonintuitive

"." Nonintuitive

Reviewer: happy420 - - December 7, 2010
Subject: Best Show of '95?

Now we just need an SBD for a Matrix! This show is actually listenable...I guess Bruce being there work Jerry up!

Reviewer: tkeating - - January 28, 2008
Subject: 21 years

I never toured around to see the Dead, but I saw jerry every year when he came to the area (PA/MD)from my first show (Aug 74, Phila) until this show in 1995.

a lot of his lead got lost in the mix for most of the show. the best, sweet surprise to hear them to "that would be something."

the very personal message that I got was that we were done, that he said all that he had to say. don't forget to send him good vibes, or thoughts or prayers or whatever you call it. peace out, terry

Reviewer: cloppbeast - - March 21, 2007
Subject: only show I saw

I was 10 when my old man took me to see this show, and it's the only show I got to see. The only song I wanted to hear was 'Black Muddy River.' My old man and his friends told me it would never happen, because, really, how often did it happen? When Jerry played that song, the first time in five years, he played that song for me. I think so atleast...

But other than that the show was terrible.

Reviewer: grateful kev - - November 3, 2006
Subject: last show I saw

black muddy river was the last song jerry sang at solider field
but I think this show is better than 7-9-1995

Reviewer: DavidGlasses - - August 28, 2006
Subject: Days Between

The Days Between on this was superb. My last great Jerry moment.

Reviewer: Hilder,rebuilder - - January 28, 2006
Subject: The "SMR " project

SEE 1992,2,21 'getting them all!---- Hey Jerry you made MR KENNEDY very proud this day. ----- note to taper , don't hide in the bathroom, take pride in your craft!

Reviewer: Jerryness Is Good - - April 25, 2005
Subject: Good show

Hornsby on grand piano entire show.

Reviewer: jazzman28 - - July 26, 2004
Subject: Black Muddy River?

I thought we were never going to hear this one again after they played it practically every other venue they went to back... I guess 3 years before... There really is not much to say about this show other than that... The Jack Straw/Red Rooster/Iko/ New Speedway were nice, but the second set really lacked power...Believe it or not the BMR was a treat... If you were at this show you may want it for your collection for memories-:) It would have been nice to have my buddy Phil though to enjoy one of the last RFK shows with me.... Man.. Where the heck was he?

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